Making a large number of copies of your favorite data and audio CDs using your PC’s CD burner is a very time consuming procedure. Using CD pressing services, you can quickly mass produce thousands of copies of your valuable data. Many business organizations depend on CD pressing services to rapidly produce good quality copies of their various recordings for distribution, direct mail or sale.
Duplication and replication are the two methods used by CD pressing vendors for copying CDs that give best results. Duplication is an effective process for testing quality of CD pressing. Replication is more efficient especially when you require thousands of copies. Though it is expensive to set up the process, it produces millions of copies with a single print run. Further, by increasing the volume, you can save the operating costs. All the CD duplication machines use laser to burn exact copies of master recording into recordable media. Vendors use replication to produce a glass master or original recording to stamp data directly into discs. Though the process is costly and takes longer time, it provides high quality recordings to the consumers. Quality assurance from the professional is an essential part of both the CD pressing methods.
Duplication and replication are the two methods used by CD pressing vendors for copying CDs that give best results. Duplication is an effective process for testing quality of CD pressing. Replication is more efficient especially when you require thousands of copies. Though it is expensive to set up the process, it produces millions of copies with a single print run. Further, by increasing the volume, you can save the operating costs. All the CD duplication machines use laser to burn exact copies of master recording into recordable media. Vendors use replication to produce a glass master or original recording to stamp data directly into discs. Though the process is costly and takes longer time, it provides high quality recordings to the consumers. Quality assurance from the professional is an essential part of both the CD pressing methods.
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